Question
Identify the electromagnetic waves whose wavelengths vary as
- 10–12 m < $\lambda$ < 10–8 m
- 10–3 m < $\lambda$ < 10–1 m
✓
Answer
- X – rays
Used for medical purposes.
- Microwaves
Used in radar systems.
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